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Introducing: People Who Prosper

Posted by Tamara Garrison-Thomas on August 9, 2011 at 2:03am

Is this you? Well, if so, we've been looking for you! Currently, GPS is looking for People Who Prosper OR anyone that is successful, considers themselves successful, or on their way to success!We are looking to feature and introduce people who are up and coming in their business or already there! PeopleWhoProsper.com is a place that will feature these business owners and share your stories with someone who just might be able to relate. Sometimes it helps to stay motivated when you hear other people's stories, and this is our goal: Not only to feature successful prosperous people, but to help keep others MOTIVATED.The other part of this, is that we want you to tell US about YOU. It's easy for anyone to find your website, blog, Facebook page, or twitter. But PeopleWhoProsper.com is a place for you to challenge yourself and put yourself out there. We give you a chance to brag about yourself! Because let's face it, if you can't talk about you, then who else will? Tell us about your business and services and how long you've been in business. We want to hear your story. Why did you decide to go into business for yourself?I am challenging you today to step out and tell others about you! Here's what you have to do:Email with subject line PeopleWhoProsper to tamara@garrisonprosperitysolutions.comInclude your business name, website and a synopsis of "your story".After getting in touch with you, you will be sent a series of questions about yourself, your business and/or services.After you return the answered questions, you will then be featured on GarrisonProsperitySolutions.com, PeopleWhoProsperTV, and up to 16,000 people on you tube!So, take the first step today and tell us about yourself! You never know who will need to hear your story or need your services!Deuteronomy 8:18: But thou shalt remember the Lord thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth, that he may establish his covenant which he sware unto thy fathers, as it is this day.

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Posted by Dominique on August 8, 2011 at 5:11pm

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What Are Your Website’s Pictures Saying About You?

Posted by Rhonda Jai on August 6, 2011 at 7:30pm

People often say “Pictures are worth a thousand words!”. I say, “Pictures on your website or blog are worth a few seconds”. If you include at least one illustrative picture on each page of your website or blog posts, you will help grab your visitors’ attention and keep them engaged on your site longer.

Now let me back up! Using professional images that are clear and not distorted will help keep your readers engaged! One of the worst things you can do to hurt the credibility of your website or blog is to display images that are distorted and/or have improper resolution. Doing so shows a lack of professionalism and your visitors will not take you or your website/blog seriously.

If you are using photos or images that you have taken yourself, make sure they are NOT blurry, distorted and/or are too dark or light. Make sure your images have a resolution of at least 72 to 92 dpi.

Where to find professional images for your website/blog

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When Teen Texting Mistakes Cross the Legal Line

Posted by Diane Griffi on August 6, 2011 at 7:16pm

My job as a security expert requires me to assist others in protecting their physical and intellectual assets, which is why I am so passionate about educating parents and teens regarding the real safety issues that can be associated with inappropriate texting behaviors. While parents certainly have the best intentions when they give teens a cell phone, they may also be setting themselves up for future legal issues. Most teens lack the maturity and experience to know how to use their newfound technology freedom and without proper parent monitoring (and at times intervention), teens may find themselves (and their parents!) in legal hot water.

Just what kind of legal issues could you encounter?

The majority of states (including the District of Columbia and Guam) have a primary law prohibiting the use of cell phones while driving. This means an officer can ticket the driver for the offense without any other traffic offense taking place.
In many jurisdictions, there are parental liability laws that allow someone who is intentionally injured by a minor to hold the parents of that minor responsible—this may include acts of cyberbullying.
If a parent knows that his/her minor is engaged in inappropriate texting behaviors such as sexting or cyberbullying and does nothing to prevent it, the parent is at risk of being charged for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
Extremely harmful online speech can violate criminal laws—this includes sending obscene or harassing text messages, creating or sending sexually explicit images of teens and taking a photo of someone in a private place such as a locker room.

Don’t wait for an incident to happen to you or your child before you talk to your teen about the consequences of sexting, cyberbullying or driving while texting. It is your responsibility as a parent to keep the lines of communication open and to monitor your teen’s texting behavior. For more information on the legal ramifications of inappropriate texting behaviors, checkout my new ebook, Safe Text: Protecting Your Teens from the Dangers of Texting:

Do you have a great tip for monitoring your teen’s texting? Comment on this blog, post on our Facebook page or send us a tweet using the hashtag #safetext you’re your best teen texting advice. At the end of August, we will randomly choose someone who has sent us a tip to receive a $25.00 Amazon gift certificate.

Get direction for your career path!

Posted by Dominique on August 6, 2011 at 10:46am

Through my services Literary Career Moves, I offer written path guides for authors and writers who need direction in their literary career and wonder what's the next best step to take in their literary career. My path guides are 50% off until August 14th. If you are interested in a path guide or simply want more information on exactly what I can do for you, check out my website and inquire: www.literarycareermovesonline.com

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Congratulations Are In Order! I'M EXPECTING

Posted by Debrayta (Dee) Salley on August 6, 2011 at 10:13am

“What to Expect When You’re Expecting” – IN THE SPIRIT

Yes, you heard me correctly – I’m expecting! If my calculations serve me correctly, I should be welcoming my new blessing (s) to the world in about three months. Now before any chatter begins concerning the What, Who, When, and Where, let me just clarify that I am expecting to give birth to something great and beautiful, but IT’S ALL GOD and does not involve the birthing of a human being. God recently revealed to me in my alone time with Him that the Body, Mind, Hormonal and Life changes that I have been experiencing over the past six months are all related to a Spiritual Pregnancy that he has imparted unto me. What does that mean you ask? Basically, when a woman becomes pregnant, her world is turned upside down and her body begins to do things that she cannot fully comprehend or explain. A few of the changes that may result from Natural Pregnancy include:

Swelling and discomfort of the hands, feet, etc.
Changes in skin color and/or the breaking out of the skin.
Aches and Pain all over the body.
Mood Changes: Up’s and Downs; Happy and Sad.
Required Diet changes and CRAVINGS!

My particular experience has been causing me to experience ALL OF THE ABOVE in addition to some others which led me to the conclusion that these changes can also occur with a Spiritual Pregnancy! But unlike the latter, when God impregnates you with a Purpose, Ministry, Promise, etc. there is so much more that you will have to be concerned with in order to reach a Full-Term birth. For instance,

Diet Change: There will be some people, places, and things that you will have to surrender to God and/or walk away from.
Nourishing Your Spirit: You will need to immerse yourself in the word of God and your personal relationship with him in order to consistently remain on the path He has set.
Renew Your Mind: In order to stay focused and not give into the Test, Trials, and Pain that may be going on in and around you, your mind needs to be clear and REMAIN in and on Spiritual Things. Anything else is harmful and can be detrimental to your seed.
TRUST GOD: He knows what he is doing and it’s all for His glory. “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight”- Proverbs 3:5-6.

Rejoice, Be Joyful, have Peace and glean Hope just from knowing that God is using you to birth a GREAT work in the earth. I am Humbled, Grateful, and counting down the days to when my new baby will arrive! Ask any mother, the closer you get to delivery, the more anxious you become to return to your normal self and the same applies here!

Debrayta (Dee) Salley, Abundant Life Coach & Author

www.debraytasalley.webs.com

Connecting with your divine & sacred sexuality

Posted by Ten Nebula on August 5, 2011 at 11:52pm

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Now is not the time to hesitate on your Literary Career!

Posted by Dominique on August 5, 2011 at 10:30pm

Are you an author or writer interested in finding out what's the next best thing you can do for your career? I can help! I provide path guides for authors and writers. Whatever stage of being an author or writer you are in, I can give you the guidance to get to the next level in your career.

I can also help you research the companies you may be interested in publishing with. I can give you the encouragement and motivation you need to get through that book.

Check out my website now and inquire about me services. There's no charge for you simply emailing and asking "What can you do for me and how much?" So go ahead! Click the link and get started! www.literarycareermovesonline.com

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Overwhelmed but NOT tired

Posted by Rene' Michelle Floyd on August 5, 2011 at 8:33pm

How can I be tired? I haven't really even got started yet...I mean I've been at this online thing for a while now and am just now really ready to DO THIS THING- you know what I mean?

I had the awesome opportunity to be present at the SistaSense Power Circle TeleSummit for Web Entrepreneurs and I'm telling you, it was off the hook! I came away from this Summit with the 'tools' and knowledge of how-to do what I am passionate about doing. I have more clarity and understanding as to what direction to take my business now.

I am re-inventing myself and my business. I'm restless because I want to do more and offer more to my current clients and the new ones to come. I want to change the way things are done and make it better.

There was soooo much senergy/energy over the air ways, you could cut it with a knife!

ALL the presenters were jazzed and brimming over with confidence and surety that what they were doing they were supposed to be doing. They had a "I got this thing" attitude. They knew their stuff and they eloquently imparted to us what they intended for us to have. They did it with such class and style.

No more excuses about not having the time because of this or that...I must schedule EVERYTHING (with balance) and prioritize the 'fires' that 'come up'...just because someone else has an emergency in their life, doesn't mean it has to become mine.

Working from home can be a challenge because your loved ones tend to think they can hang out with you all day and that you don't have real work to do.

We have to inform them that you still work, but your office is at home and that you are doing real work right from the comfort of your own home.

I am making strides a little at a time. Even though I want to take leaps, my life and the responsibilities I have right now won't allow me to. But it's OK. As long as I do a little bit consistently I will get to my destination sooner than later.

Tired? I'm not tired. Overwhelmed? Yes. Overwhelmed with the joy and peace of knowing that I'm on the right track and connected to the right people. I can truly say with confidence, I WILL see you at the top!

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Posted by Dominique on August 5, 2011 at 5:19pm

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5 Things To Look For When Self-Publishing A Book

Posted by Deborah C. Hardnett on August 5, 2011 at 2:30pm

Today with all of the amazing technology, self publishing a book has become a more attractive option. Gone are the days of someone’s dreams and visions being placed on hold or forced to wait because they are in search of a publisher to accept their book. I remember hearing so many stories of how many attempts, how many companies, and how many rejections it would take before an author could get published. I don’t know about you but I always had this image in my mind of traditional publishers sitting on a throne deciding the fate of the literary world. To me it was like a secret society that allowed a select few to enter and those that did had very little control.

Today that image has changed for me. When I set out to publish my first book, going the traditional route was not a consideration. “Why?” you might ask. As I alluded to earlier technology has revolutionized the publishing world. The internet along with the social media platforms have empowered and given a voice to so many talented authors; many of whom would never have received even a rejection letter from a traditional publisher. Traditional publishers, like so many industries because of technology, have been forced to develop new business models. Major publishers are faced with downsizing and cut backs making it even more difficult for a new kid on the block. Most of the traditional publishers today want authors who have a celebrity size following or a distribution list that equates to immediate ROI.

There are a lot of opportunities in self publishing a book. You can do it completely yourself. When you publish your work yourself you are responsible for the editing, formatting, securing distribution, communicating with the printer, and copyrighting it to name a few. The other option is selecting a publisher that will handle all the previously mentioned items, but allows you to remain in control. If you are a writer and perhaps run another business, the latter option would more than likely be the most beneficial for you. Here are top 5 things you should consider when looking for a self-publishing publisher:

1. Is it a good fit?
Believe it or not personality means everything. Your book is your baby. It’s a project and not a drive-thru menu experience. Ask yourself, “Are you comfortable with their style of communication?” I know its cliché, but communication is the key to everything. Does the publisher make you feel like you are valued and not just a number? Is there a real interest in your project? What’s your publisher’s background? Many times I have seen authors when self publishing their book forfeit the importance of literary and business experience of their publisher. Make sure when selecting a publisher they have literary experience and business acumen.

2. Make sure you maintain all your rights.
In the traditional world of publishing you generally give up a large portion, if not all of the rights to your book. This means all of the control on editing, characters, book cover design, etc, are determined by the publisher. This is primarily because you have received an advance for your book. When you are self publishing a book there are publishers who cater to authors who desire to self publish. In this case if you are not receiving an advance you should maintain all the rights to your book. All of the decisions from editing to the book cover design as mentioned before should be your final say. You should also have the option of taking your book with you if you decided to leave that publisher.

3. Royalties
When self publishing a book it is my opinion that you as the author should receive the higher percentage of royalties. In the traditional world it can be viewed slightly different because they have a larger distribution, they have provided you with an advance, and there is more at stake. There are some self publishers who will do a 90/10, 75/25, or 60/40 split, with you receiving the lower percentage. In this case I would make sure you get the higher, because there is no upfront investment in you from the self publishing publisher.

4. What type of services do they offer?
Do they offer various editing services from rewrite to copywriting? Editing is extremely important when self publishing a book. Be mindful of a company that will publish your book that doesn’t offer or require editing. In most cases if they don’t offer editing, your publisher should have a list of editors they can refer. It is true today with technology and a fast paced society the standard grammar has become more relaxed. However, you still want a quality product that will stand the test of time. Other services you should look for are marketing that includes social media, graphic and website design.
When self publishing a book often authors assume the publisher is automatically going to promote your book. This is not the case. You as the author should have an option of acquiring those additional services.

5. Time
Yes, I know everything is done at the speed of light today. We no longer have to wait on the 6 o’clock news to find out what’s happening around the world. We can email a document that used to have to travel by what we now have labeled “snail mail”. Although this has made our lives easier, when self publishing a book, we still want to value the time it takes to create a quality product. Again, self publishing should not mean you should compromise and produce an inferior product. That’s what the big guys and critics expect and/or automatically assume. I have seen companies that promote one to two week turn-rounds. That might be the case. However, please allow yourself the time for editing, correct formatting, the right cover design, to receive a proof (an actual copy of your book), etc. A reasonable amount of time should be 60 to 90 days, but this is determined by so many variables. How long it takes you to submit your work, and to sign off. You may realize that an entire chapter needs to be deleted. Allow for creativity which is often something that shouldn’t be rushed. Remember experts say today a book is the new business card. What do you want yours to say?

Deborah Hardnett is the Founder and CEO of Wealthy Sistas® Publishing House. Wealthy Sistas® Publishing House focus is to help authors self publish their books. If you are considering self publishing a book, visit www.wealthysistaspublishing.com Wealthy Sistas® Publishing House website today and get more details on how you can achieve this without the exorbitant fees and retain all your rights to your intellectual property. Deborah and her staff are strong advocates of the self-publishing industry and offer an extensive variety self publishing book services.

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The 3 I’s of success: Personality traits every entrepreneur should possess

Posted by Sylvia Browder on August 5, 2011 at 5:45am

Recently, I was faced with a situation in which I hired and trusted a seemingly smart, professional and successful business woman only to be let down drastically by her actions. What you see is really not always what you get. Though I’ve always been a good judge of character, I must admit, I let my guard down which left me doing damage control.

“Reputation is the shadow. Character is the tree.” Abraham Lincoln

Character is who we are even when no one is watching; it’s doing the right thing! So, what attributes should one look for when hiring an Independent Contractor, partnering with other entrepreneurs or collaborating on a business project? These are 3 I’s which every entrepreneur should possess.

Integrity
Do you believe integrity is important both personally and professionally? Integrity is the foundation that we all should strive to live by. It exhibits the quality of one’s character! While morality is often associated with integrity, morality is what we believe while integrity is what we do with what we believe.

As an entrepreneur, integrity should be deeply rooted at inception of your business as it becomes the heart and soul of your company’s culture. Ask yourself:

Is my business compatible with my values?
Am I sure that my success is not coming at the expense of my family, personal and professional relationships or health?
Do the vision of who I strive to be and the life I want to create fit with the business decision I have just made?

Answering these questions honestly can help you make adjustments where needed.

Inspiration

“If your actions create a legacy that inspires others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, then, you are an excellent leader.” Dolly Parton

The ability to inspire people to reach great heights of success is a key ingredient of a successful entrepreneur. Inspiration enthuses and ignites greatness. When you feel inspired it triggers emotions and feelings that enable you to live a purposeful life. I created Empower Yourself Daily Quotes to help others jumpstart their day with positive thoughts! In addition, here are 2 ways to inspire others:

Encourage: People face many difficult obstacles in life. Being supportive during tough times will enable others to rise up and overcome life’s hardships.
Challenge: Sometimes people are not sure of that next step to take in their life. By holding them accountable, will push them to achieve more.

Involvement
Have you ever considered the impact you would make on the lives of others by sharing your time and talent? Volunteering or mentoring is such a non-selfish way to give back! There are many ways you can reach out; find non-profit organizations in your area that you feel compelled to work with and volunteer; help your local library or hospital; or mentor youths or adults.

In conclusion, though there are many traits necessary for success in business and life, these are my top three.

Get More Comments on Your Blog!

Posted by Carmen of Tomoka's Twists on August 5, 2011 at 3:29am

A few times I've read blogs about people not getting comments and how they feel nobody supports them. Or that AfroMyNaturalHairIsHotFireAndI'veBeenBloggingForManyYears has a clique and they comment on everything she posts. When I first saw these 'comment on my blog posts' I felt pity for the blogger. Then it sort of looks desperate, demanding, and ungrateful. So, I offer a little advice on blogging.

1. Don't start the blog just to get comments, become popular, or make money. If your heart is not in it, you will be easily discouraged when things are moving slowly.

2. Give it time. It takes a while time to build a blog following.

3. Show yourself. If you have a make-up blog, don't just copy/paste the make-up all the time. Show yourself in it. Do a slideshow or video with you putting on the make-up. Sharing a recipe? Have somebody snap a photo of you or you take one of somebody eating it.

4. Ask questions or opinions! Folks love to talk, but sometimes need to be given the mic to speak up.

5. Bring people to your blog. If you have facebook & twitter and the rest of them, tell people that you have a new blog post.

6. Don't look pitiful, ungrateful, or desperate. Always, be welcoming, humble, and helpful.

This is from my blog, Carmen's Blog http://carmennc.blogspot.com

Thank you so much and much success on your blog! ~ Carmen of Tomoka's Twists

Invite to Join Our "10 Million Lightworkers for Financial Freedom" Project

Posted by Ten Nebula on August 3, 2011 at 11:30pm

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Feel free to share this with a friend and post our project on your sites, blogs, etc.

Blessings!!!!

Creating a Profitable Lifestyle versus Building Wealth: Your Future Depends on You Understanding the Difference!

Posted by Katrina M Harrell on August 3, 2011 at 4:32pm

In my latest blog post, I share the importance of understanding the difference between a profitable lifestyle versus building wealth. Not that having a profitable lifestyle is bad because it isn't but that we shouldn't confuse the two and that focusing too much on a lifestyle in sacrifice to your wealth journey isn't what our purpose is for. I encourage you to check it out...great food for thought!

While you're checking that out, check out Part II featuring 6-10 of the 10 ways you need to get your personal "Act" together in pursuit of your entrepreneurial success.

Let's start a dialog! Tell me what you think of these post. How do they relate to your life, do you agree disagree?

Are you affiliated with the Literary Field? This is for you!

Posted by Dominique on August 3, 2011 at 3:37pm

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Thanks!

Dominique

CEO/Publisher From A Writer's POV

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